Rod Landa Photo + Film
A Myrtle Beach wedding photographer and videographer's site that looks like his own working materials: contact sheets, an edit bay for his films, and every price out in the open.
What had to be true.
Rod photographs and films weddings, families, grads and events all over the Grand Strand. His Squarespace site looked like the template it came from and left couples to ask what anything cost. The new one had to show his work the way a photographer sees it, put every price where a couple can find it, and move off Squarespace without touching his email.
The work, piece by piece.
A photographer's working materials
Every gallery is a contact sheet with frame numbers, a red grease pencil circles the keeper, and a negative strip runs across the home page. On a phone the rolls are a tilted pile you flick through.
An edit bay for his films
Four wedding films with real running times and a cut list of what each one includes. On a phone they sit on a reel you swipe.
Every price on the page
Six price lists with three packages each, hanging tags with the popular one circled, full comparison tables, add-ons and terms. The home page says where wedding photography starts.
A booking form that reaches him
“Check your date” sends straight to his inbox, and hitting reply answers the couple.
A clean move off Squarespace
All 24 old page addresses point to their new pages, his Google email never went down, and the sender and DMARC records his domain never had are in place now.
Desktop and phone.
What's inside: custom galleries, a film reel, public price lists, a booking form, local SEO, a Squarespace migration.
Tell us what you're building.
A website, a booking system, an app, or the thing you've been running out of a spreadsheet for three years. A few lines is plenty.
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